2023-2024 Annual Report
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Inspiring independent thinkers,<br />
principled leaders, and humble<br />
learners.<br />
Educational Vision<br />
All Saints Academy exemplifies Judeo-Christian values within an<br />
Episcopal tradition. We welcome students of all racial, cultural, and<br />
religious backgrounds striving to maximize each student’s unique<br />
potential by instilling a sense of worth that comes with purpose,<br />
direction, commitment, and success.<br />
COMMITMENT TO DIVERSITY<br />
AND nondiscrimination<br />
All Saints Academy is committed to diversity in its educational<br />
experience in order to create an environment of responsibility,<br />
mutual respect, understanding and empathy. All Saints Academy<br />
values and welcomes students and families regardless of<br />
differences, including, but not limited to, age, ethnicity, race,<br />
gender, physical ability, socioeconomic status, religion, or sexual<br />
orientation. We acknowledge and respect the belief system of<br />
each member of our community and strive to develop multicultural<br />
competence; foster understanding; celebrate the uniqueness of each<br />
individual; and establish the practice of equity, justice and inclusivity<br />
for all people. We encourage this way of life in our community of<br />
students, parents, faculty, administration, and board members.<br />
<strong>2023</strong>-<strong>2024</strong><br />
board of trustees<br />
Dr. Rigoberto Cornejo, Chair<br />
T. Michael Stavres, Vice-Chair<br />
Danielle Drummond,<br />
Immediate Past Chair<br />
Kelly Butz<br />
Dr. Jose Cruz<br />
Natasha Darrington<br />
Dr. David Evans<br />
Eric Fasking<br />
David Johnson<br />
Bradley Lunz<br />
Krista Mahalak<br />
Paula Orcutt<br />
Larry Padgett<br />
April Porter<br />
Ben Pou ‘04<br />
Matt Railey<br />
Michael Riskin<br />
David Rounds<br />
Zane Schwenk<br />
Rev. Dr. Kathy Hulin, Dioecesan<br />
Representative<br />
Elizabeth Hardage, Head of School<br />
HEAD OF SCHOOL MESSAGE................................................ 05<br />
BOARD OF TRUSTEE CHAIR MESSAGE................................. 07<br />
ENROLLMENT REPORT......................................................... 09<br />
FINANCE REPORT................................................................. 11<br />
COLLEGE COUNSELING........................................................ 13<br />
DEVELOPMENT REPORT...................................................... 14<br />
HALO FUND.......................................................................... 14<br />
• GIFT LEVELS................................................................ 15<br />
• CONSTITUENT GIFTS................................................... 19<br />
CORPORATE SPONSORS...................................................... 26<br />
RESTRICTED GIFTS............................................................... 28<br />
GALA <strong>2024</strong>............................................................................ 29<br />
ENDOWMENT........................................................................ 30<br />
WAYS TO GIVE...................................................................... 33<br />
The All Saints Academy <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> is published annually for parents, grandparents, alumni,<br />
alumni parents, faculty and staff, and friends of the School.<br />
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The <strong>2023</strong>-<strong>2024</strong> school year has<br />
been a year of amazing learning<br />
experiences—and our students<br />
continue to shine as we enter <strong>2024</strong>-<br />
2025. From college acceptances for<br />
our graduating class to increased<br />
support of our fine arts and athletics,<br />
it has been a privilege to see our<br />
school thrive this year as we work<br />
toward our mission of inspiring<br />
independent thinkers, principled<br />
leaders, and humble learners. Every<br />
student—from our preschool children<br />
to the upper school seniors—has<br />
a bright future ahead, and I look<br />
forward to seeing what greatness we<br />
have in store for the spring semester.<br />
This year, All Saints Academy has<br />
focused on increasing our capacity<br />
to support students in their college<br />
application process. Our students<br />
continue to be accepted into their<br />
first-choice colleges—something I am<br />
proud to witness in each graduating<br />
class. Rigorous college-prep<br />
academics and individualized higher<br />
education advising prepare All Saints<br />
students for the next steps after<br />
graduation, and we have maintained<br />
our 100% college acceptance rate for<br />
ASA seniors.<br />
Alongside our excellent collegeprep<br />
curriculum, students have<br />
the opportunity to thrive in a<br />
variety of extracurricular activities.<br />
Teamwork and confidence grow in<br />
our athletic teams, while creativity<br />
and expression flourish through the<br />
fine arts.This well-rounded approach<br />
to preparing our students for higher<br />
education helps build tomorrow’s<br />
leaders in our communities.<br />
As we look toward <strong>2024</strong>, I also want<br />
to share my immense gratitude for<br />
our All Saints faculty and staff. Our<br />
students enter college prepared and<br />
confident thanks to your hard work<br />
and passion—and our community<br />
thanks you for all of your efforts.<br />
The <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> highlights our<br />
appreciation for your generosity<br />
—and the wonderful work of our<br />
students, faculty, staff, parents,<br />
grandparents, and friends. I am<br />
grateful that you are a part of our<br />
school community—and I invite you to<br />
celebrate All Saints Academy with me.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
Elizabeth Hardage<br />
Head of School<br />
“ and grow in our<br />
athletic teams, while<br />
and<br />
flourish through the fine arts.”<br />
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“The achievements of this school<br />
year have been a testament to the<br />
and the<br />
strength of our community.”<br />
As we reach the end of the <strong>2023</strong>-<br />
<strong>2024</strong> school year, I would like to take a<br />
moment to reflect on the remarkable<br />
accomplishments we have witnessed.<br />
All Saints Academy has continued to be<br />
a place where students thrive, excelling<br />
in a well-rounded environment that<br />
encompasses academics, athletics, and<br />
the arts. Each day, we see the fruits of<br />
our collective efforts through the college<br />
acceptances, scholarship awards, and<br />
various achievements of our students.<br />
From day one, our college preparatory<br />
focus is evident in the extraordinary<br />
accomplishments of our students.<br />
As Chair of the Board of Trustees, and as a<br />
parent of three All Saints graduates, I have<br />
had the privilege of witnessing firsthand<br />
the transformative impact of the education<br />
offered here. My youngest daughter, now<br />
a sophomore at Tulane University, recently<br />
expressed her gratitude for her time at<br />
All Saints. She cherishes the education she<br />
received, the friendships she made, and<br />
the comprehensive preparation that has<br />
given her a confident start in her college<br />
journey. It is immensely gratifying to see<br />
how All Saints Academy prepares students<br />
for future success, and it is an honor to see<br />
our students develop into independent<br />
thinkers, principled leaders, and lifelong<br />
learners.<br />
The lasting impact of All Saints Academy<br />
on my family is a testament to the school’s<br />
dedication to nurturing every aspect of a<br />
student’s development. Our college-prep<br />
academics, premier fine arts programs, and<br />
championship athletics continue to support<br />
and elevate our students’ learning journeys.<br />
The achievements of this school year<br />
have been a testament to the greatness<br />
of our students and the strength of our<br />
community.<br />
As we conclude this academic year, I eagerly<br />
anticipate the continued excellence and<br />
the remarkable accomplishments that lie<br />
ahead. At All Saints Academy, we remain<br />
committed to ensuring that our students’<br />
futures shine bright.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
Dr. Rigoberto Cornejo<br />
Chair, Board of Trustees<br />
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500<br />
Returning Students<br />
New Students<br />
539<br />
562<br />
400<br />
460<br />
468<br />
480<br />
100%<br />
85.15% 87.29% 90.23% 94% 95%<br />
80%<br />
300<br />
60%<br />
200<br />
40%<br />
100<br />
113<br />
107<br />
151<br />
137<br />
157<br />
0<br />
2019-20 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 <strong>2023</strong>-24<br />
Total Students: 573 575 631 676 719<br />
20%<br />
0<br />
2018-19 2019-20 2021-22 2022-23 <strong>2023</strong>-24<br />
ASSISTANCE<br />
22%<br />
of students<br />
received need<br />
based tuition<br />
assistance<br />
08<br />
09
Revenue<br />
expense<br />
tuition $12,392,185<br />
contributions $397,693<br />
other income $864,584<br />
tuition assistance $972,007<br />
faculty/staff discounts $683,809<br />
tuition discounts $268,356<br />
$876, 572<br />
NEW THIS YEAR<br />
• Track<br />
• Scoreboard<br />
• Perimeter fence<br />
• Security Cameras<br />
• Gym sound system<br />
• Walk-in freezer<br />
• Lower School classroom libraries<br />
• Website<br />
• Lower School furniture<br />
• A/C units<br />
• BLC painting and sealing<br />
• Desks and chairs<br />
net assets<br />
$12.5 million<br />
10<br />
$11,730,290<br />
Revenue<br />
expense<br />
$11,699,588<br />
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Appalachian State University<br />
Berklee College of Music<br />
Clemson University<br />
Creighton University<br />
Duke University<br />
Florida Atlantic University<br />
Florida Gulf Coast University<br />
Florida Institute of Technology<br />
Florida Southern College (3)<br />
Florida State University (7)<br />
Georgia Institute of Technology<br />
Georgia Southern University (3)<br />
Jacksonville University<br />
Marine Mechanics Institute<br />
Ohio State University<br />
Oklahoma City University<br />
Polk State College<br />
Tusculum University<br />
University of Alabama<br />
University of Central Florida<br />
University of Florida (3)<br />
University of Mississippi<br />
University of North Florida<br />
University of South Florida (4)<br />
University of West Florida<br />
100%<br />
of the Class of <strong>2024</strong> received<br />
at least one college acceptance.<br />
$8.1 mil<br />
in scholarship and grant<br />
awards were attracted by the<br />
Class of <strong>2024</strong> in total.<br />
58%<br />
qualified for a Florida Bright<br />
Futures scholarship.<br />
66%<br />
were admitted to colleges<br />
they considered a “first<br />
choice” school.<br />
THE FUTURE LOOKS<br />
BRIGHT FROM HERE<br />
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DEVELOPMENT REPORT<br />
This report acknowledges contributions<br />
received between July 1, <strong>2023</strong> and June<br />
30, <strong>2024</strong>. Every effort has been made to<br />
ensure that the information included in<br />
this report is accurate and complete. If you<br />
note any errors or omissions, please accept<br />
our apologies and notify the Development<br />
Office at 863.293.5980 ext. 2292 so that<br />
we may correct our records. Thank you<br />
to all who supported ASA with financial<br />
contributions and volunteer efforts. Our<br />
success depends on your generosity.<br />
FOUNDERS<br />
($10,000 and Above)<br />
BELL TOWER<br />
($2,500 TO $4,999)<br />
HEAD OF SCHOOL<br />
($1,000 to $2,499)<br />
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The Halo Fund is the foundation of ASA's fundraising efforts. It<br />
supplements tuition by providing crucial support for financial aid,<br />
professional development, core activities, and program enrichment.<br />
Essential for creating an exceptional educational environment, the<br />
Halo Fund helps students become independent thinkers, principled<br />
leaders, and lifelong learners. Tuition alone does not cover all operating<br />
expenses, making the Halo Fund our most vital fundraising initiative.<br />
Your contributions bridge this financial gap, ensuring a thriving academic<br />
experience and bright futures for all students.<br />
In the <strong>2023</strong>-24 fiscal year, the Halo Fund raised $345,000, which<br />
significantly enhances educational opportunities for our community.<br />
Donations to other initiatives, programs, and special events are listed<br />
separately in this publication.<br />
Nicholas ‘10 and Ashley Barnett<br />
Albert and Jenna Cassidy<br />
Rigoberto and Stephanie<br />
Cornejo<br />
Jeff Lenderman and Danielle<br />
Drummond<br />
STEEPLE<br />
($5,000 to $9,999)<br />
Joel and Kelly Adams<br />
Barney Barnett<br />
David and Paula Orcutt<br />
Kyle and April Porter<br />
Ben ‘04 and Leigh-Anne Pou<br />
James Previte and Katherine<br />
Boney<br />
Wasif Riaz and Amina Chatha<br />
Michael and Nyrka Riskin<br />
Thomas and Alison Anderson<br />
Barrett ‘99 and Anna Bostick<br />
Mark and Scarlett Bowman<br />
Albert B. and Gloria Cassidy<br />
Jonathan and Karen Crain<br />
Michael Dwyer<br />
Nate and Ashley Falk<br />
Eric and Jennifer Fasking<br />
Paulino and Carolina Garcia<br />
Richard Gruber<br />
Justin and Nikki Hoagland<br />
Robert Kilpatrick<br />
Miguel Leyva and Angie Austin-<br />
Leyva<br />
Brad and Leigh Ann Lunz<br />
Alex and Krista Mahalak<br />
Karim and Shirin Premji<br />
Elia Quintana<br />
Geoff and Nicole Roe<br />
William and Summer Roth<br />
Zane and Lauren Schwenk<br />
Jonathan ‘02 and Lisa Scott<br />
Shaun and Jennifer Slade<br />
Henry Acosta and Kat Loh<br />
Neal and Tadeja Agee<br />
Alfred and Chanel Bellotto<br />
Yusuf and Sarah Bhagat<br />
Siva and Renuka Bhashyam<br />
Frederick and Ashley Blind<br />
Kelly Butz<br />
Laurence and Carrie Cahoon<br />
Douglas and Natalie Campbell<br />
Anthony and Kasie Carll<br />
Taylor and Kodi Cook<br />
Michael and Brittany Craig ’06<br />
Jose and Tiffany Cruz<br />
William Daughtrey<br />
Prasant and Nisha Desai<br />
Scott and Trula Donley<br />
William and Dorene Dyer<br />
David and Diane Evans<br />
Frank Fischer<br />
Anthony and Lesley Gambuzza<br />
Jason and Kerrie Hall<br />
Charles and Elizabeth Hardage<br />
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Joseph Hoggard and Marianne<br />
Boggs-Hoggard ‘01<br />
Barrett ‘02 and Emily Hollis<br />
Mark and Lynn Hollis<br />
Laurence Hren and Smitha Sonni<br />
Jennifer Idell<br />
David and Katherine Johnson<br />
Peter and Faeza Kazmier<br />
Brent and Tasha Keadle<br />
Benjamin Keller and Nikiya<br />
Herron<br />
Alexander and Lauren Kennon<br />
James and Suzanne Lovely<br />
Dean and Dawn Meadows<br />
Christopher and Ashley Phillips<br />
Richard Phillips<br />
James and Erin Pilkington<br />
Christian and Dawn Rafool<br />
Timothy and Tonya Regan<br />
Travis Resmondo<br />
William and Summer Roth<br />
Michael Savage and Valerie<br />
Santiago<br />
David and Nan Simon<br />
Joseph and Lorraine Simonds<br />
Wesley and Sharon Sorenson<br />
Brent Spicer<br />
Robert and Joy Williams<br />
Mark and Lori Wilson<br />
Charles Wright<br />
James and Jeannine Wright<br />
Michael Zavolas<br />
CORNERSTONE<br />
($500 TO $999)<br />
Javier Acevedo and Dianne<br />
Montemayor-Albaladejo<br />
Audra Adkinson<br />
Mitsie Allsop<br />
Agustin Ancaya and Mariana<br />
Fernandez<br />
Michael and Victoria Arrington<br />
Luke Eldridge<br />
David and Catherine Bird<br />
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Robert Bourgeois<br />
Benita Brown<br />
Kurt and Heather Brown<br />
Robson Correa and Karin Kupka<br />
Luis Rey De Castro and Sonia<br />
Galvez<br />
Aaron and Robyn DeSha<br />
Jeff Dicks<br />
Jay and Tricia Dugger<br />
Troy and Katrina Englert<br />
Jennifer Fasking<br />
Shawn and Nancy Finnigan<br />
Daniel and Allison Fox ‘03<br />
Richard and Jennifer Ginther<br />
Rory and Jennifer Giovino<br />
Richard and Karen Gomer<br />
Aaron and Christa Groseclose<br />
Steve and Lesley Gunderson<br />
Theodore and Tricia Gurr<br />
Louise Hardage<br />
Alan Hazel and Chelsea Simmons<br />
Walead and Alicia Hessami<br />
Paul and Betsy Holmes<br />
Kathy Hulin<br />
Jody and Eileen Hutton<br />
Everett and Lauren Jones<br />
Ibrahim and Marie Kamara<br />
Brien and Rachel Kenyon<br />
Josh and Lauren Kersey<br />
Esther Kershner-Mitchell<br />
Cory and Heather Kloth<br />
Anne Marie Leedy<br />
Tyler and Madison Letterman<br />
Douglas and Courtney Lewis<br />
Eric Lindenblad and Gail Lewis<br />
Matthew and Kimberly McCulley<br />
Andrew Michalsky<br />
Michael and Marie Claire Nagib<br />
Todd Nichols and Kristen Jacob<br />
Paul and Joanna O’Connor<br />
Lucien and Nancy Parrillo<br />
John Peters and Susan Moceri<br />
Zane Pierson and Laura Putnam ‘02<br />
Andrew and Heather Recchia<br />
David Rounds<br />
David and Taylor Sam<br />
Michael and Lori Shea<br />
Monte and Heidi Sichelman<br />
John and Andrea Smith<br />
Robert and Allison Sorenson<br />
T. Michael and Charlotte Stavres<br />
Christin Strawbridge<br />
Jim and Sara Thompson<br />
Oscar and Brooke Torres<br />
Christopher and Heather Watson<br />
Larry and Tammy Whitchard<br />
Benjamin and Clare Wilson<br />
SAINT<br />
($1 to $499)<br />
Valentina Adams<br />
Ryan Odil and Ornella Aluwiesi<br />
Timothy and Sandra Anderson<br />
Pablo Andrade-Cortes<br />
Jill Baird ‘04<br />
Stefanie Bamberger<br />
James and Kathleen Barris<br />
Karen Modzelewski and Bijan<br />
Bidarian<br />
Kris and Kimberlea Bierly<br />
Amy Blitz<br />
Audrey Blystone<br />
Nigel Boardman<br />
Sharon Bowie<br />
Wilson Brantley<br />
Sheryl Brantley<br />
Dayna Brayman<br />
Royce and Sharon Brown<br />
Juan Oliveras and Emily Rivera<br />
Bula<br />
Teresa Butler<br />
Brian and Linda Buynak<br />
Jason and Kelly Callender<br />
Feliciano Carrion and Gretchen<br />
Cabranes<br />
Daria Castor<br />
Trevor and Elizabeth Clark<br />
Carla Cody<br />
Carly Coffee<br />
Cecilio and Susan Collado<br />
William ‘99 and Kimberly Cook<br />
Ashley Corwith<br />
Patrick ‘06 and MaryBeth<br />
Corwith ‘06<br />
Jake and Sophia Coyne ‘13<br />
John and Heather Craig<br />
Paul and Ashley Cretcher<br />
Natasha Darrington<br />
Elizabeth Daughtrey ‘04<br />
Charles and Natalie Day<br />
Mark Dessart<br />
Konstantin Dimitrov<br />
Chad and Jami Eades<br />
Mohammad Eldeeb and<br />
Magdalena Misiurek<br />
Luke and Melanie Eldridge<br />
Christina Elias<br />
Pattie Emerson<br />
Brad and Monica Fales<br />
Cesar Ferrer and Martha Razo<br />
Gregory and Elizabeth Fetterhoff<br />
Jana Filip<br />
Sean and Mika FInney<br />
Jessica Fischer<br />
Nancy Fonseca<br />
Beverly Garwood<br />
Paula Gashgarian<br />
Lindsay Giliam ‘16<br />
Greg and Bambi Guy<br />
Aaron and Erin Hall<br />
Jeff and Tiffany Hall<br />
Katie Harkins<br />
Jerzey Hickson<br />
Jimmy and Koreen Hobbs<br />
Dylan Hoff<br />
Ben and Katherine Hoke<br />
Stacia Hottle<br />
Jeff and Perry House<br />
Jarrod Hutchinson and Anne Davis<br />
Chelsea Iglesias<br />
Alex Jacobson and Virginia<br />
Drake-Jacobson<br />
Olivia Kerst<br />
Lance Kershner<br />
Travis and Nicole Klein<br />
Amy Lanpher<br />
Jayson and Mallory Mannix<br />
Jadeli Martinez and Lauro<br />
Martinez-Ibarra<br />
Michael ‘02 and Amanda Mason ‘02<br />
David and Amanda Mathews<br />
Kenneth Meacham and Jasmine<br />
Yap<br />
Eric and Michelle Mercer<br />
Marieneth Minutaglio<br />
David and Ryann Mitchell ‘02<br />
Cristina Millan<br />
Leigha Miller<br />
Mike Monts De Oca<br />
Ashley Moore<br />
Alexei Moraczewski and<br />
Jennifer Negrin-Moraczewski<br />
Ashley Morrison<br />
Thomas and Gina Moskal<br />
Matt and Kelly Moye<br />
Vivian Newton<br />
Larry and Evelyn Padgett<br />
Marie Parkman<br />
Konark and Neha Patel<br />
John and Sara Peacock<br />
Christopher Pearce ’01<br />
Janelle Perez<br />
Frank and Lacey Peth<br />
Joseph and Sara Pewitt<br />
James and Laura Powell<br />
Noorjehan and Sadrudin Premji<br />
Brandon and Deanna Pritchett<br />
Thomas ‘06 and Mallory<br />
Putnam<br />
Matt and Whitney Railey<br />
Jesse Ramos and Jessica Mota<br />
Spencer and Sonnet Rasnake<br />
Austen and Danielle Rhoden<br />
James and Mary Rhyu<br />
Keith and Nicole Roggen<br />
Kevin and Sharee Roggen<br />
Crystal Ruyle<br />
Marie Saint Germain<br />
Jeff and Valarie Satterfield<br />
David and Michele Schatz<br />
Daniel Scott<br />
Todd and Christina Simmers<br />
Aaron Skingley<br />
Jena Slater<br />
Bracken Smith<br />
Geoffrey Smith<br />
Eddy Guzman Sospedra and Ana<br />
Guzman-Rodriguez<br />
Delaney Speer<br />
Michael and Amy Speer<br />
James and Marla Spivey<br />
Mike and Amie Steelman<br />
Jill Stratton<br />
Steven and Kristie Sumner<br />
Andrew and Kacee Swain ‘02<br />
Robert and Jennifer Swearingen<br />
David and Christine Thornhill<br />
Jeffrey and Tiffany Tong<br />
Martin and Aricka Ward<br />
Scott Warfel<br />
Amanda Waters<br />
Donald and Cathy Watson<br />
Rachel Watson<br />
Linda Watts<br />
Stuart and Joanna Weiss<br />
Connie White<br />
Tera White<br />
Clifford and Paulette Wiley<br />
Jeffrey and Beth Williams<br />
Stephen and Julie Williams<br />
Kevin and Kristin Woolf<br />
Corey Wooten and Caitlin Sealey<br />
Daniel and Courtney Zamora<br />
Jose Zayas<br />
Sidonie Zwart<br />
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ASA is grateful for the generous support and leadership of the<br />
Board of Trustees who, once again, led the community in supporting<br />
the Halo Fund with 100% participation. Thank you for your service<br />
and commitment to our students, faculty, and staff!<br />
ASA is extraordinarily grateful for the generous financial<br />
support of current families, 38% of whom made gifts to the<br />
Halo Fund in <strong>2023</strong>-24. An impressive four classes reached 60%<br />
participation or higher. Thank you for your support!<br />
Dr. Rigoberto Cornejo, Chair<br />
T. Michael Stavres, Vice-Chair<br />
Danielle Drummond,<br />
Immediate Past Chair<br />
Kelly Butz<br />
Dr. Jose Cruz<br />
Natasha Darrington<br />
Dr. David Evans<br />
Eric Fasking<br />
David Johnson<br />
Bradley Lunz<br />
Krista Mahalak<br />
Paula Orcutt<br />
Larry Padgett<br />
April Porter<br />
Ben Pou ‘04<br />
Matt Railey<br />
Michael Riskin<br />
David Rounds<br />
Zane Schwenk<br />
Rev. Dr. Kathy Hulin, Dioecesan<br />
Representative<br />
Elizabeth Hardage, Head of School<br />
PreK2<br />
PreK3<br />
PreK4<br />
Kindergarten<br />
1st grade<br />
2nd grade<br />
3rd grade<br />
4th grade<br />
5th grade<br />
6th grade<br />
7th grade<br />
8th grade<br />
9th grade<br />
10th grade<br />
11th grade<br />
12th grade<br />
0 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%<br />
current parent participation: 38%<br />
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PREK2<br />
2039<br />
61% Participation<br />
Nicholas ‘10 and Ashley Barnett<br />
Barrett ‘99 and Anna Bostick<br />
Kodi and Taylor Cook<br />
Luke and Melanie Eldridge<br />
Jeff and Perry House<br />
Brien and Rachel Kenyon<br />
Jadeli Martinez and Lauro<br />
Martinez-Ibarra<br />
Juan Oliveras and Emily Rivera Bula<br />
Christopher and Ashley Phillips<br />
James and Erin Pilkington<br />
Daniel and Courtney Zamora<br />
PREK3<br />
2038<br />
53% Participation<br />
Douglas and Natalie Campbell<br />
Paulino and Carolina Garcia<br />
Alexander and Lauren Kennon<br />
David and Amanda Mathews<br />
Zane Pierson and Laura Putnam ‘02<br />
Ben ‘04 and Leigh-Anne Pou<br />
Thomas ‘06 and Mallory Putnam<br />
Geoff and Nicole Roe<br />
Martin and Aricka Ward<br />
PREK4<br />
2037<br />
48% Participation<br />
Kris and Kimberlea Bierly<br />
Albert and Jenna Cassidy<br />
Patrick ‘06 and<br />
MaryBeth Corwith ‘06<br />
Michael and Brittany Craig ’06<br />
Laurence Hren and Smitha Sonni<br />
Everett and Lauren Jones<br />
Tyler and Madison Letterman<br />
Leigha Miller<br />
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John and Andrea Smith<br />
Eddy Guzman Sospedra and Ana<br />
Guzman-Rodriguez<br />
Robert and Jennifer Swearingen<br />
Kevin and Kristin Woolf<br />
Daniel and Courtney Zamora<br />
KINDERGARTEN<br />
2036<br />
24% Participation<br />
Royce and Sharon Brown<br />
Douglas and Natalie Campbell<br />
Anthony and Lesley Gambuzza<br />
Aaron and Christa Groseclose<br />
Walead and Alicia Hessami<br />
Jarrod Hutchinson and Anne Davis<br />
Alexander and Lauren Kennon<br />
Alex and Krista Mahalak<br />
Michael and Marie Claire Nagib<br />
James and Erin Pilkington<br />
Thomas ‘06 and Mallory Putnam<br />
Matt and Whitney Railey<br />
1ST GRADE<br />
2035<br />
65% Participation<br />
Javier Acevedo and Dianne<br />
Montemayor-Albaladejo<br />
Audra Adkinson<br />
Michael and Brittany Craig ‘06<br />
Chad and Jami Eades<br />
Gregory and Elizabeth Fetterhoff<br />
Daniel and Allison Fox ‘03<br />
Paulino and Carolina Garcia<br />
Richard and Jennifer Ginther<br />
Alan Hazel and Chelsea Simmons<br />
Jennifer Idell<br />
Everett and Lauren Jones<br />
Benjamin Keller and Nikiya Herron<br />
Travis and Nicole Klein<br />
Jayson and Mallory Mannix<br />
Eric and Michelle Mercer<br />
David and Ryann Mitchell ‘02<br />
Jesse Ramos and Jessica Mota<br />
Janelle Perez<br />
Frank and Lacey Peth<br />
Kyle and April Porter<br />
Ben ‘04 and Leigh-Anne Pou<br />
Andrew and Heather Recchia<br />
Austen and Danielle Rhoden<br />
Geoff and Nicole Roe<br />
David and Taylor Sam<br />
Zane and Lauren Schwenk<br />
Jonathan ‘02 and Lisa Scott<br />
Joseph and Lorraine Simonds<br />
Oscar and Brooke Torres<br />
Martin and Aricka Ward<br />
Kevin and Kristin Woolf<br />
2ND GRADE<br />
2034<br />
29% Participation<br />
Barrett ‘99 and Anna Bostick<br />
Dayna Brayman<br />
Anthony and Kasie Carll<br />
Jonathan and Karen Crain<br />
Luis Rey De Castro and Sonia Galvez<br />
Gregory and Elizabeth Fetterhoff<br />
Paulino and Carolina Garcia<br />
Aaron and Christa Groseclose<br />
Laurence Hren and Smitha Sonni<br />
Ibrahim and Marie Kamara<br />
Douglas and Courtney Lewis<br />
Lucien and Nancy Parrillo<br />
John and Andrea Smith<br />
Robert and Jennifer Swearingen<br />
3RD GRADE<br />
2033<br />
44% Participation<br />
Javier Acevedo and Dianne<br />
Montemayor-Albaladejo<br />
Neal and Tadeja Agee<br />
Ryan Odil and Ornella Aluwiesi<br />
Yusuf and Sarah Bhagat<br />
Frederick and Ashley Blind<br />
James Previte and Kathryn Boney<br />
Alan Hazel and Chelsea Simmons<br />
Justin and Nikki Hoagland<br />
Barrett ‘02 and Emily Hollis<br />
Laurence Hren and Smitha Sonni<br />
Benjamin Keller and Nikiya Herron<br />
Alex and Krista Mahalak<br />
Jadeli Martinez and Lauro<br />
Martinez-Ibarra<br />
Matt and Kelly Moye<br />
Frank and Lacey Peth<br />
Zarani Rodriguez<br />
Geoff and Nicole Roe<br />
Michael Savage and Valerie Santiago<br />
Jonathan ‘02 and Lisa Scott<br />
Larry and Tammy Whitchard<br />
Benjamin and Clare Wilson<br />
Corey Wooten and Caitlin Sealey<br />
4th GRADE<br />
2032<br />
63% Participation<br />
Audra Adkinson<br />
Jill Baird<br />
James and Kathleen Barris<br />
Bijan Bidarian and Karen<br />
Modzelewski<br />
Barrett ‘99 and Anna Bostick<br />
Royce and Sharon Brown<br />
Feliciano Carrion and Gretchen<br />
Cabranes<br />
Paul and Ashley Cretcher<br />
Jose Cruz and Marivette Machado<br />
Cortes<br />
Scott and Trula Donley<br />
Mohammad Eldeeb and<br />
Magdalena Misiurek<br />
Gregory and Elizabeth Fetterhoff<br />
Sean and Mika Finney<br />
Daniel and Allison Fox ‘03<br />
Aaron and Christa Groseclose<br />
Aaron and Erin Hall<br />
Alan Hazel and Chelsea Simmons<br />
Jimmy and Koreen Hobbs<br />
Joseph Hoggard and Marianne<br />
Boggs-Hoggard ‘01<br />
Josh and Lauren Kersey<br />
Lance Kershner<br />
Jayson and Mallory Mannix<br />
Marieneth Minutaglio<br />
Kyle and April Porter<br />
Ben ‘04 and Leigh-Anne Pou<br />
Karim and Shirin Premji<br />
Brandon and Deanna Pritchett<br />
Wasif Riaz and Amina Chatha<br />
Geoff and Nicole Roe<br />
Keith and Nicole Roggen<br />
William and Summer Roth<br />
Marie Saint Germain<br />
Zane and Lauren Schwenk<br />
Monte and Heidi Sichelman<br />
Joseph and Lorraine Simonds<br />
5th GRADE<br />
2031<br />
41% Participation<br />
Joel and Kelly Adams<br />
Alfred and Chanel Bellotto<br />
Laurence and Carrie Cahoon<br />
Jason and Kelly Callender<br />
Cecilio and Susan Collado<br />
William ‘99 and Kimberly Cook<br />
Jose Cruz and Marivette Machado<br />
Cortes<br />
Sean and Mika Finney<br />
Ryan and Brittany Kuhn<br />
Ashley Moore<br />
Douglas and Courtney Lewis<br />
Brad and Leigh Ann Lunz<br />
Elizabeth Daughtrey ‘04<br />
John and Sara Peacock<br />
Konark and Neha Patel<br />
Andrew and Kacee Swain ‘02<br />
Benjamin and Clare Wilson<br />
6th GRADE<br />
2030<br />
57% Participation<br />
Neal and Tadeja Agee<br />
Frederick and Ashley Blind<br />
Mark and Scarlett Bowman<br />
Anthony and Kasie Carll<br />
Trevor and Elisabeth Clark<br />
Nate and Ashley Falk<br />
Cesar Ferrer and Martha Razo<br />
Shawn and Nancy Finnigan<br />
Aaron and Christa Groseclose<br />
Aaron and Erin Hall<br />
Alan Hazel and Chelsea Simmons<br />
Ibrahim and Marie Kamara<br />
Michael ‘02 and Amanda Mason ‘02<br />
Kenneth Meacham and Jasmine Yap<br />
Mike Monts De Oca<br />
Juan Oliveras and Emily Rivera Bula<br />
John and Sara Peacock<br />
Janelle Perez<br />
Joseph and Sara Pewitt<br />
James Previte and Kathryn Boney<br />
Austen and Danielle Rhoden<br />
Todd and Christina Simmers<br />
Shaun and Jennifer Slade<br />
John and Andrea Smith<br />
Jeffrey and Tiffany Tong<br />
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7th GRADE<br />
2029<br />
44% Participation<br />
Mitsie Allsop<br />
Thomas and Alison Anderson<br />
Alfred and Chanel Bellotto<br />
Siva and Renuka Bhashyam<br />
Yusuf and Sarah Bhagat<br />
Nigel Boardman<br />
Robson Correa and Karin Kupka<br />
Prashant and Nisha Desai<br />
Jay and Tricia Dugger<br />
William and Dorene Dyer<br />
Bradford and Monica Fales<br />
Steve and Lesley Gunderson<br />
Jason and Kerrie Hall<br />
Justin and Nikki Hoagland<br />
Josh and Lauren Kersey<br />
Elizabeth Daughtrey ‘04<br />
Paul and Joanna O'Connor<br />
Konark and Neha Patel<br />
Matt and Whitney Railey<br />
Wasif Riaz and Amina Chatha<br />
David and Michele Schatz<br />
Michael and Lori Shea<br />
Joseph and Lorraine Simonds<br />
8th GRADE<br />
2028<br />
42% Participation<br />
Agustin Ancaya and Mariana<br />
Fernandez<br />
Timothy and Sandra Anderson<br />
Jill Baird<br />
Cristina Millan<br />
Dayna Brayman<br />
Anthony and Kasie Carll<br />
Trevor and Elizabeth Clark<br />
William ‘99 and Kimberly Cook<br />
Sean and Mika Finney<br />
Frank Fischer<br />
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Jessica Fischer<br />
Charles and Elizabeth Hardage<br />
Ryan and Brittany Kuhn<br />
Jeff Lenderman and Danielle<br />
Drummond<br />
Michael ‘02 and Amanda Mason ‘02<br />
Kenneth Meacham and Jasmine Yap<br />
Alexei Moraczewski and Jennifer<br />
Negrin-Moraczewski<br />
Todd Nichols and Kristen Jacob<br />
Spencer and Sonnet Rasnake<br />
Timothy and Tonya Regan<br />
Kevin and Sharee Roggen<br />
Crystal Ruyle<br />
Wesley and Sharon Sorenson<br />
Jim and Sara Thompson<br />
Christopher and Heather Watson<br />
Robert and Joy Williams<br />
9th GRADE<br />
2027<br />
44% Participation<br />
Thomas and Alison Anderson<br />
Aaron and Robyn DeSha<br />
Nate and Ashley Falk<br />
Jana Filip<br />
Steve and Lesley Gunderson<br />
Jeff and Tiffany Hall<br />
Jimmy and Koreen Hobbs<br />
Peter and Faeza Kazmier<br />
Brent and Tasha Keadle<br />
Douglas and Courtney Lewis<br />
Larry and Evelyn Padgett<br />
Travis Resmondo<br />
Michael and Nyrka Riskin<br />
Marie Saint Germain<br />
Monte and Heidi Sichelman<br />
Robert and Allison Sorenson<br />
James and Marla Spivey<br />
Stuart and Joanna Weiss<br />
Jeffrey and Beth Williams<br />
10th GRADE<br />
2026<br />
41% Participation<br />
Agustin Ancaya and Mariana<br />
Fernandez<br />
David and Catherine Bird<br />
Cristina Millan<br />
William ‘99 and Kimberly Cook<br />
Charles and Natalie Day<br />
Jeff Dicks<br />
William and Dorene Dyer<br />
Mohammad Eldeeb and<br />
Magdalena Misiurek<br />
Frank Fischer<br />
Jessica Fischer<br />
Greg and Bambi Guy<br />
Joseph Hoggard and Marianne<br />
Boggs-Hoggard ‘01<br />
Ibrahim and Marie Kamara<br />
Chris McLaughlin<br />
Paul and Joanna O'Connor<br />
John Peters and Susan Moceri<br />
Christopher and Ashley Phillips<br />
James and Laura Powell<br />
Karim and Shirin Premji<br />
Timothy and Tonya Regan<br />
Kevin and Sharee Roggen<br />
Todd and Christina Simmers<br />
David and Christine Thornhill<br />
Amanda Waters<br />
Larry and Tammy Whitchard<br />
11th GRADE<br />
2025<br />
48% Participation<br />
Robert and Allison Sorenson<br />
Michael and Amy Speer<br />
James and Marla Spivey<br />
Jim and Sara Thompson<br />
Jeffrey and Beth Williams<br />
Robert and Joy Williams<br />
Jill Baird<br />
Carla Cody<br />
Prashant and Nisha Desai<br />
Jay and Tricia Dugger<br />
Paulino and Carolina Garcia<br />
David and Katherine Johnson<br />
Brent Keadle and Tasha Keadle<br />
Jeff Lenderman and Danielle<br />
Drummond<br />
Miguel Leyva and Angie Austin-Leyva<br />
Michael and Norraye Matthews<br />
Todd Nichols and Kristen Jacob<br />
Christian and Dawn Rafool<br />
Timothy and Tonya Regan<br />
12th GRADE<br />
<strong>2024</strong><br />
60% Participation<br />
Ashley Corwith<br />
Natasha Darrington<br />
Charles and Natalie Day<br />
Troy and Katrina Englert<br />
Nate and Ashley Falk<br />
Theodore and Tricia Gurr<br />
Jason and Kerrie Hall<br />
Joseph Hoggard and Marianne<br />
Boggs-Hoggard ‘01<br />
Paul and Betsy Holmes<br />
John and Heather Craig<br />
Peter and Faeza Kazmier<br />
Lance Kershner<br />
Anne-Marie Leedy<br />
Eric Lindenblad and Gail Lewis<br />
James and Suzanne Lovely<br />
Alexei Moraczewski and Jennifer<br />
Negrin-Moraczewski<br />
Thomas and Gina Moskal<br />
David and Paula Orcutt<br />
Larry and Evelyn Padgett<br />
Marie Parkman<br />
Christian and Dawn Rafool<br />
David and Nan Simon<br />
Wesley and Sharon Sorenson<br />
Stephen and Julie Williams<br />
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ASA is especially grateful for the financial support provided by faculty<br />
and staff who gave to the Halo Fund at all levels in <strong>2023</strong>-24. We<br />
acknowledge the ongoing contribution of each faculty and staff member<br />
who defines and enriches the ASA experience every day, across campus.<br />
Valentina Adams<br />
Pablo Andrade-Cortes<br />
Jill Baird<br />
Stefanie Bamberger<br />
Amy Blitz ‘04<br />
Audrey Blystone<br />
Nigel Boardman<br />
Anna Bostick<br />
Sheryl Brantley<br />
Wilson Brantley<br />
Heather Brown<br />
Emily Rivera Bula<br />
Teresa Butler<br />
Kelly Callender<br />
Daria Castor<br />
Elisabeth Clark<br />
Carly Coffee<br />
Susan Collado<br />
Ashley Corwith<br />
Sophia Coyne ‘13<br />
Feliciano Carrion<br />
Elizabeth Daughtrey ‘04<br />
Mark Dessart<br />
Konstantin Dimitrov<br />
Tricia Dugger<br />
Chad Eades<br />
Melanie Eldridge<br />
Christina Elias<br />
Pattie Emerson<br />
Mika Finney<br />
Sean Finney<br />
Jessica Fischer<br />
Nancy Fonseca<br />
92% Participation<br />
Paula Gashgarian<br />
Lindsay Giliam ‘16<br />
Richard Gomer, Jr.<br />
Bambi Guy<br />
Elizabeth Hardage<br />
Katie Harkins<br />
Jerzey Hickson<br />
Dylan Hoff<br />
Stacia Hottle<br />
Eileen Hutton<br />
Chelsea Iglesias<br />
Virginia Drake-Jacobson<br />
Olivia Kerst<br />
Lance Kershner<br />
Cory Kloth<br />
Brittany Kuhn<br />
Jera Laurel<br />
Violeta Llerena<br />
Mallory Mannix<br />
Elizabeth Martin<br />
Jadeli Martinez<br />
Kimberly McCulley<br />
Dean Meadows<br />
Dawn Meadows<br />
Leigha Miller<br />
Rebecca Miner<br />
Karen Modzelewski<br />
Chad Moore<br />
Ashley Moore<br />
Ashley Morrison<br />
Kelly Moye<br />
Christopher Pearce ‘01<br />
Sara Pewitt<br />
Shirin Premji<br />
Dawn Rafool<br />
Jesse Ramos<br />
Nicole Roggen<br />
Crystal Ruyle<br />
Marie Saint Germain<br />
Valarie Satterfield<br />
Daniel Scott<br />
Christina Simmers<br />
Chelsea Simmons<br />
Aaron Skingley<br />
Jena Slater<br />
Andrea Smith<br />
Geoffrey Smith<br />
Eddy Guzman Sospedra<br />
Amy Speer<br />
Delaney Speer<br />
Brent Spicer<br />
Kristie Sumner<br />
Robert and Jennifer<br />
Swearingen<br />
Brooke Torres<br />
Aricka Ward<br />
Scott Warfel<br />
Cathy Watson<br />
Rachel Watson ‘14<br />
Tera White<br />
Paulette Wiley<br />
Kevin Woolf<br />
Jeannine Wright<br />
Jose Zayas<br />
Sidonie Zwart<br />
grandparents<br />
ASA greatly appreciates the generous<br />
financial support provided by grandparents<br />
of current students. Thank you!<br />
Linda Armstrong<br />
Barney Barnett<br />
Benita Brown<br />
Albert B. and Gloria Cassidy<br />
Beverly Garwood<br />
Robert and Louise Hardage<br />
Keith Hillard<br />
Ann McCollough<br />
Anne Moran<br />
Noorjehan and Sadrudin Premji<br />
Larry and Tammy Whitchard<br />
Amy Lanpher<br />
alumni parents<br />
ASA is grateful to have the continued financial support<br />
provided by parents of alumni. Thank you for your steadfast<br />
loyalty and support at all levels.<br />
Michael and Victoria Arrington<br />
John and Heather Craig<br />
Luke and Melanie Eldridge<br />
Theodore and Tricia Gurr<br />
David and Katherine Johnson<br />
Anne-Marie Leedy<br />
Miguel Leyva and Angie Austin-Leyva<br />
Thomas and Gina Moskal<br />
Vivian Newton<br />
David and Paula Orcutt<br />
Larry and Evelyn Padgett<br />
Marie Parkman<br />
alumni<br />
ASA alumni generously supported the School<br />
during <strong>2023</strong>-24 with gifts to the Halo Fund.<br />
Thank you to our alumni community for their<br />
loyal support.<br />
Nicholas ‘10 and Ashley Barnett<br />
Barrett ‘99 and Anna Bostick<br />
William ‘99 and Kimberly Cook<br />
Patrick ‘06 and MaryBeth Corwith ‘06<br />
Jake and Sophia Coyne ‘13<br />
Michael and Brittany Craig ’06<br />
Elizabeth Daughtrey ‘04<br />
Kristofor and Alexis Dehnert ‘02<br />
Daniel and Allison Fox ‘03<br />
Barrett ‘02 and Emily Hollis<br />
Lindsay Giliam ‘16<br />
Joseph Hoggard and Marianne-Boggs<br />
Hoggard ‘01<br />
Michael ‘02 and Amanda Mason ‘02<br />
David and Ryann Mitchell ‘02<br />
Christopher Pearce ‘01<br />
Zane Pierson and Laura Putnam ‘02<br />
Ben ‘04 and Leigh-Anne Pou<br />
Thomas ‘06 and Mallory Putnam<br />
Jonathan ‘02 and Lisa Scott<br />
Rachel Watson ‘14<br />
Janelle Perez<br />
Marie Saint Germain<br />
Michael and Lori Shea<br />
David and Nan Simon<br />
Arvind and Kavita Soni<br />
Robert and Allison Sorenson<br />
Amanda Waters<br />
Donald and Cathy Watson<br />
Jeffrey and Beth Williams<br />
Stephen and Julie Williams<br />
James and Jeannine Wright<br />
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FRIENDS<br />
Sharon Bowie<br />
Richard Gruber<br />
Ben and Katherine Hoke<br />
Lynn Hollis<br />
Amy Lanpher<br />
CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS<br />
ASA is pleased to recognize the following corporations,<br />
businesses, and foundations that provided important<br />
support for the Halo Fund at all gift levels.<br />
Bank of Central Florida<br />
The Benevity Community Impact Fund<br />
Charities Aid Foundation of America<br />
Cypress Signs<br />
Daniel A. Fox, P.A.<br />
Dickinson Donley<br />
Fidelity Charitable<br />
CORPORATE SPONSORS<br />
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our generous<br />
corporate sponsors who have played a pivotal role in<br />
supporting All Saints Academy. Thank you for partnering<br />
with us in making a lasting impact on our community.<br />
Anchor ($7,500)<br />
CPS Investment Advisors<br />
Pineywoods Benefits<br />
Bell Tower ($5,000)<br />
Winter Haven Oral Surgery/ Cornejo<br />
Orthodontics<br />
Highland Homes<br />
Saint ($3,000)<br />
Scott Orthodontics<br />
RK Roofing<br />
Andrew Michalsky<br />
James and Mary Rhyu<br />
Bracken Smith<br />
Jill Stratton<br />
Givewell Community Foundation<br />
Mid Florida Cardiovascular Center LLC<br />
The Power of God International Ministry Inc.<br />
The Roth Family Foundation<br />
United Way of Central Florida<br />
Winter Haven Oral Surgery<br />
1966 ($2,500)<br />
Hamic Previte & Sturworld, P.A.<br />
Hawkins Construction<br />
R. Nickson Interiors<br />
Lakeland Aircraft Maintenance<br />
Two Men And A Truck<br />
Bender Transportation<br />
863 Elite<br />
DayDreams Spa<br />
Florida State University Family Medicine<br />
Truist Investment Services, Inc.<br />
Game Day ($1,000)<br />
Oakley Transport<br />
Halo Fund FAQ<br />
With my family already paying tuition, what does<br />
my child get when we give to the Halo Fund too?<br />
Your gift supports the people and programs that make ASA so<br />
special. This means talented teachers. Small classes. Reading<br />
and math resources that many public schools simply can’t afford.<br />
Up-to-date technology. Accommodations for different learning<br />
styles. And exceptional offerings in everything from the arts to<br />
athletics.<br />
While your child is in school, all this translates into more<br />
personal attention, increased intellectual stimulation, better<br />
discipline, and more rigor. In the future, it will mean greater<br />
credibility behind the academic credentials your child will possess<br />
throughout life.<br />
Gifts are necessary because tuition gives your child access<br />
to more than you’re paying for. That’s why schools need<br />
endowments, auxiliary money making activities such as summer<br />
camps, and, yes, fundraising. Inevitably, the special offerings that<br />
prepare students for the 21st century drive the budget up. So—<br />
just as universities and even public schools now do—ASA invites<br />
parents, grandparents,alumni parents, alumni, and friends for<br />
financial support.<br />
ASA has beautiful grounds, lovely buildings, and<br />
many other pricey features. It sure doesn’t look<br />
like it needs money. Why should I give?<br />
It’s easy to overestimate how affluent schools are. If they charge<br />
$18,000 or more for tuition and enjoy attractive facilities, you<br />
may naturally assume that a school must be rich, the teachers are<br />
well paid, and the financial needs are minimal. But for the vast<br />
majority of independent schools like ASA, tuition does not cover<br />
the full cost of educating a child. At most day schools, tuition<br />
pays only 90% of the costs.<br />
If ASA is planning for a capital campaign, why<br />
should I give for new buildings and programs the<br />
school won’t offer until after my child graduates?<br />
In any school that’s more than 10 or 15 years old, parents of<br />
previous generations of students gave the money to fund the<br />
resources your child enjoys today. As the saying goes, all children<br />
are warmed by the fires built by others. Correspondingly, it’s<br />
up to today’s parents to help make sure that the school exists<br />
for children 10, 20, and 30 years from now. It’s a pay-it forward<br />
situation—you’re paying dues to the future. But there is also a<br />
more self-serving motivation. Your generous investment in the<br />
enhancements of tomorrow will build the school’s long-term<br />
reputation which will always benefit your child as an adult.<br />
How much should I give to the Halo Fund?<br />
That is an independent choice for every family. We encourage<br />
each family to make All Saints Academy a philanthropic priority.<br />
By our example, we teach our students -- our future leaders -- the<br />
value of giving generously to help others. There are giving levels<br />
to suit each individual’s comfort level.<br />
Who should give to the Halo Fund?<br />
Everyone who believes in inspiring independent thinkers,<br />
principled leaders, and humble learners. First, we ask every<br />
member of our internal community (Board of Trustees, Faculty,<br />
Staff, Administration, and Current Parents) to demonstrate faith<br />
in our mission by making a Halo Fund gift. We also invite our<br />
school alumni, parents of alumni, and grandparents to join us in<br />
this initiative.<br />
If ASA were run in a more businesslike way,<br />
couldn’t it charge the full cost and avoid having to<br />
ask for Halo Fund gifts?<br />
A for-profit business, whose mission is to make money, is not<br />
an appropriate model for a school, whose mission is to provide<br />
children with a great education. By nature, high-quality schools<br />
are labor-intensive and people oriented; on average, salary and<br />
benefits make up about 70% of a day school’s budget.. These<br />
schools cannot get more efficient by combining classrooms or<br />
reducing staff.<br />
What it comes down to is this: The rising cost of faculty salaries<br />
and benefits drives the cost of independent school education.<br />
ASA needs to pay its faculty members enough to enjoy quality<br />
lifestyles and support their families within a reasonable distance<br />
of the school. To offer competitive salaries and provide the<br />
programs you want your children to have, ASA has to raise<br />
tuition, offer those summer camps and auxiliary programs, and<br />
ask you for a Halo Fund gift.<br />
How does financial aid fit into the fundraising<br />
picture?<br />
Your gifts help ASA offer the financial aid that supports a diverse<br />
and talented student body. True, many schools do not fund<br />
financial aid budgets directly through donations. Instead, they<br />
usually allocate a set percentage of the expected tuition revenue.<br />
But, without donations sufficient to meet operating costs, more<br />
tuition dollars would have to go to operations— leaving fewer<br />
dollars for financial aid. Your gifts make the school affordable to<br />
a wider range of students, bringing your child the many benefits<br />
of social and economic diversity.<br />
Are there more reasons to give?<br />
Of course. Many people take pride in the recognition that comes<br />
with appearing on the list of the school’s supporters. Others<br />
enjoy being involved in fundraising activities because it lets them<br />
make social contacts. Some view giving as a way to become<br />
active stakeholders who help their school achieve goals. And<br />
finally, unlike tuition payments, gifts to independent schools are<br />
tax-deductible.<br />
How much of a difference can my gift make?<br />
ASA has fewer supporters than a university or a large charity<br />
does. Because the number who will give is small but the need is<br />
large, every gift counts more. This reasoning leads many families<br />
to make their children’s school their philanthropic priority. They<br />
know their gifts are an investment that truly pays off.<br />
When should I give to the Halo Fund?<br />
ASA launches our Halo Fund effort at the beginning of the<br />
school year and we focus most of our fundraising effort in the<br />
fall. As the year moves forward, you may receive a few frequent<br />
reminders encouraging calendar year end (December 31) and<br />
fiscal year end gifts (June 30) to support the Halo Fund.<br />
Who do I contact if I have questions?<br />
We would love to help you learn more about our Halo Fund and<br />
why it’s so important. You can contact Sophia Coyne at (863)293-<br />
5980 ext. 2292 to continue the conversation about giving to ASA<br />
and how your partnership helps us inspire independent thinkers,<br />
principled leaders, and humble learners.<br />
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RESTRICTED GIFTS<br />
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Restricted gifts fund unbudgeted items and programs and<br />
help to cover the costs of needs in specific areas of the school.<br />
Examples of such gifts include: academic departments, athletic<br />
teams, and scholarship funds. ASA is grateful to donors who<br />
made restricted gifts during the <strong>2023</strong>-24 fiscal year.<br />
ACADEMICS<br />
William and Dorene Dyer<br />
Truist Wealth<br />
ATHLETICS<br />
Aligned Benefits<br />
Eagle Custom Prints<br />
Wayne and Janelle Floe<br />
Bharath Gali and Jahnavi<br />
Lekkalapudi<br />
Benjamin Keller and Nikiya<br />
Herron<br />
Paul and Betsy Holmes<br />
Alex and Krista Mahalak<br />
Porter Family Foundation<br />
Timothy and Tonya Regan<br />
Michael and Nyrka Riskin<br />
Wesley and Sharon Sorenson<br />
Jeffrey and Beth Williams<br />
FRIENDS OF THE ARTS<br />
Thomas and Alison Anderson<br />
Linda Armstrong<br />
Nicholas ‘10 and Ashley Barnett<br />
James and Kathleen Barris<br />
Frederick and Ashley Blind<br />
Royce and Sharon Brown<br />
Rigoberto and Stephanie Cornejo<br />
Robson Correa and Karin Kupka<br />
Jake and Sophia Coyne ‘13<br />
Michael and Brittany Craig ’06<br />
Jonathan and Karen Crain<br />
Kristofor and Alexis Dehnert ‘02<br />
Maria Jaramillo-Dolan<br />
Wayne and Janelle Floe<br />
Bharath Gali and Jahnavi<br />
Lekkalapudi<br />
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Anna Green<br />
Alexei Moraczewski and Jennifer<br />
Negrin-Moraczewski<br />
Tiffany Parry<br />
Ben ‘04 and Leigh-Anne Pou<br />
William and Summer Roth<br />
Tamara Sakagawa<br />
Zane and Lauren Schwenk<br />
David and Nan Simon<br />
Robert and Allison Sorenson<br />
Wesley and Sharon Sorenson<br />
Tera White<br />
Benjamin and Clare Wilson<br />
Jeannine Wright<br />
MAY SHOW<br />
Joel and Kelly Adams<br />
James and Vanessa Barfield<br />
Siva and Renuka Bhashyam<br />
Royce and Sharon Brown<br />
Bonnie Bruce<br />
Robson Correa and Karin Kupka<br />
Jonathan and Karen Crain<br />
Michael and Brittany Craig ’06<br />
Jose Cruz and Marivette<br />
Machado Cortes<br />
Cypress Signs<br />
Ronald and Shelli de Roos<br />
Prasant and Nisha Desai<br />
John and Beth Dial<br />
William and Dorene Dyer<br />
Wayne and Janelle Floe<br />
Brian and Jacqlyn Gill<br />
Steve and Lesley Gunderson<br />
Jason and Kerrie Hall<br />
Justin and Nikki Hoagland<br />
Joseph Hoggard and Marianne<br />
Boggs-Hoggard ‘01<br />
Laurence Hren and Smitha Sonni<br />
John and Heather Craig<br />
Benjamin Keller and Nikiya<br />
Herron<br />
John and Linda James<br />
Zoe Kader<br />
Cathy Kluytenaar<br />
Ann McCollough<br />
Andres and Shannon Medina<br />
Anne Moran<br />
Paul and Joanna O'Connor<br />
David and Paula Orcutt<br />
Ben ‘04 and Leigh-Anne Pou<br />
Christian and Dawn Rafool<br />
Zane and Lauren Schwenk<br />
Monte and Heidi Sichelman<br />
David and Nan Simon<br />
Joseph and Lorraine Simonds<br />
Arvind and Kavita Soni<br />
Robert and Allison Sorenson<br />
Truist Wealth<br />
GIFT IN KIND (MAY SHOW)<br />
Advent Health<br />
Atlantic Payroll Partners<br />
Bagley Branded Products<br />
The Balance Culture (Winter<br />
Haven)<br />
DayDreams Day Spa<br />
Kristofor and Alexis Dehnert ‘02<br />
Dugout Mugs<br />
Emergency Fix<br />
Floe International Dock and Lifts<br />
Frank Fischer<br />
Fussell Well Drilling<br />
Gaskins Barbeque & Lobster<br />
Jeane' Gaskins<br />
Got Oils LLC, Betsy Holmes<br />
Highland Homes<br />
Brandon and Deanna Pritchett<br />
Red Hoagland Hyundai, Inc.<br />
Timothy and Tonya Regan<br />
Simply Social<br />
Skate World<br />
Laurence Hren and Smitha Sonni<br />
Square 1 Construction<br />
The Wax Inn<br />
Two Men and a Truck<br />
Ultra Fit Auburndale<br />
Unlimited Property Solutions<br />
Victor Plumbing and Septic<br />
ASA parents and friends were transported to the<br />
Roaring 20’s at this year’s Gala. Held on January<br />
27, <strong>2024</strong>, at the beautiful Haus 820 in downtown<br />
Lakeland, the Gala provided an opportunity to<br />
socialize and have fun while raising money for<br />
ASA. Guests enjoyed delicious appetizers and<br />
drinks while taking in the many packages offered<br />
at the silent and live auction. Congratulations<br />
to Gala Chair, Tricia Gurr, and her committee<br />
for orchestrating a memorable evening; the<br />
decorations were spectacular, the entertainment<br />
was delightful, and the collective commitment to<br />
our School was evident. Over $105,000 was raised<br />
to support ASA. Well done!<br />
SPONSORS<br />
Bank of Central Florida<br />
Barnett Family<br />
Cornejo Family<br />
Craig Family<br />
Gurr Family<br />
Keller Herron Family<br />
Mahalak Family<br />
Orcutt Family<br />
Porter Family<br />
Pou Family<br />
Putnam Family<br />
Regan Family<br />
Roe Family<br />
Schwenk Family<br />
Scott Family<br />
Smith Family<br />
Wilson Family<br />
COMMITTEE<br />
Tricia Gurr, Chair<br />
Heather Brown<br />
Sophia Coyne ‘13<br />
Elizabeth Hardage<br />
Kim McCulley<br />
Ashley Morrison<br />
Leigh-Anne Pou<br />
Andrea Smith<br />
Joy Williams<br />
DONORS<br />
Joel and Kelly Adams<br />
Michael and Vicki Arrington<br />
James and Kathleen Barris<br />
Kelly Butz<br />
Rigoberto and Stephanie<br />
Cornejo<br />
John and Heather Craig<br />
Paul and Ashley Cretcher<br />
Jose Cruz and Marivette<br />
Machado Cortes<br />
Jeff Dicks<br />
Jeff Lenderman and Danielle<br />
Drummond<br />
Troy and Katrina Englert<br />
Eric and Jennifer Fasking<br />
Theodore and Tricia Gurr<br />
Jason and Kerrie Hall<br />
Charles and Elizabeth Hardage<br />
Barrett ‘02 and Emily Hollis<br />
Jeff and Perry House<br />
Jennifer Idell<br />
Everett and Lauren Jones<br />
Grady Judd<br />
Amy Lanpher<br />
Tyler and Madison Letterman<br />
Henry Acosta and Kat Loh<br />
Vivian Newton<br />
Lynn Oakley<br />
David and Paula Orcutt<br />
Blake Paul<br />
John and Sara Peacock<br />
Christopher and Ashley Phillips<br />
Zane Pierson and Laura<br />
Putnam '02<br />
Kyle and April Porter<br />
Ben '04 and Leigh-Anne Pou<br />
Timothy and Tonya Regan<br />
James and Mary Rhyu<br />
Lisa Rodriquez Cayro<br />
Bill and Summer Roth<br />
Zane and Lauren Schwenk<br />
Joseph and Lorraine Simonds<br />
Robert and Allison Sorenson<br />
Mike and Amy Steelman<br />
Jim and Sara Thompson<br />
Mark and Lori Wilson<br />
Stephen and Julie Williams<br />
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ENDOWMENT<br />
Endowment growth is an area of<br />
strategic importance for ASA as the<br />
endowment can provide a steady source<br />
of income to ASA, making it possible for<br />
the School to be less reliant on tuition<br />
and annual fundraising programs to<br />
balance the budget each year. The<br />
endowment provides long-term<br />
financial strength to the School and<br />
remains a core component in planning<br />
for the future.<br />
ASA is deeply grateful to parents,<br />
alumni, alumni parents, grandparents<br />
and friends who have supported our<br />
endowment over the years. These<br />
donors leave a lasting legacy, ensuring<br />
our financial strength, expanding our<br />
curricular and extracurricular offerings,<br />
and continuing to attract and retain<br />
exceptional faculty and students.<br />
STRATEGIC PRIORITY<br />
Endowment growth is an area of<br />
strategic importance for ASA. Giving<br />
to the Endowment Fund provides a<br />
unique opportunity to you as a donor<br />
to make a dramatic impact on a part<br />
of the ASA experience that you care<br />
about the most. Gifts and pledges to<br />
the endowment in the form of cash or<br />
appreciated securities have the most<br />
immediate impact. However, gifts to the<br />
endowment can also occur over a longer<br />
term through bequests in estates, gifts<br />
of real estate, and structured planned<br />
giving instruments.<br />
ASA endowment funds are invested in<br />
perpetuity and fund income provides<br />
resources used to meet current<br />
operating budget priorities. Gifts<br />
may be given through outright and<br />
multi-year cash gifts, gifts of stock,<br />
or bequests. As always, the School<br />
is committed to transparency of all<br />
financial objectives as well as faithful<br />
stewardship to past and future donors.<br />
If you are considering an endowment<br />
gift or have any questions, please call or<br />
email the Development Office at<br />
(863) 293.5980 ext. 2292 or<br />
development@allsaintsacademy.com<br />
Endowment gifts to ASA can be<br />
designated in the following ways:<br />
• Unrestricted gifts (of any amount)<br />
can be made to the endowment<br />
which ensures our ability to sustain<br />
the financial strength of ASA.<br />
• Gifts can be used to establish a new<br />
endowed fund. A minimum gift level<br />
of $25,000 is required for naming<br />
rights.<br />
• Gifts (of any amount) can be made<br />
to any one of our existing named<br />
endowed funds should there be<br />
one that reflects your philanthropic<br />
interests. See below for our existing<br />
funds.<br />
NAMED ENDOWMENT FUNDS<br />
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE<br />
To achieve our institutional goals as a<br />
diverse community, we must open our<br />
doors to those deserving students in our<br />
own neighborhoods whose families are<br />
unable to fully take on the costs associated<br />
with attending All Saints Academy. We are<br />
committed to utilizing these funds to allow<br />
mission appropriate students to attend ASA<br />
regardless of socio-economic status.<br />
The ASA Scholarship Fund/Gusta Lee<br />
Adams Legacy<br />
This fund assists with partial tuition<br />
assistance to an outstanding student with<br />
special consideration given to African<br />
American candidates.<br />
The All Saints Academy Lakeland<br />
Legacy Fund<br />
Established in 2006, this fund provides<br />
support to carry out ASA’s role and mission<br />
in the greater Lakeland area.<br />
Student Enrichment Scholarship Fund<br />
Established in 2006, this fund provides<br />
support for student education at ASA as<br />
it carries out its role and mission in the<br />
Greater Winter Haven area. Intended for<br />
Winter Haven scholarships.<br />
General Student Scholarship Fund<br />
This fund supports our Financial Assistance<br />
Programs.<br />
The All Saints Academy Winter Haven<br />
Legacy Fund<br />
Established in 2006, this fund provides<br />
support to carry out ASA’s role and mission<br />
in the greater Winter Haven area.<br />
FACULTY ENRICHMENT<br />
All Saints Academy firmly believes that<br />
commitment and energized faculty are<br />
invaluable to ASA becoming and remaining<br />
an exceptional independent school.<br />
Endowment gifts to this fund enrich<br />
and strengthen our faculty by providing<br />
professional development and growth<br />
opportunities such as workshops, seminars<br />
and advanced studies.<br />
General Faculty Fund<br />
The General Fund plays a vital role in advancing<br />
ASA’s mission of delivering teaching excellence<br />
and fostering a culture of continuous<br />
improvement. This fund is dedicated to<br />
providing essential support to ASA, ensuring<br />
its ability to recruit, retain, and empower<br />
outstanding faculty members. By bolstering<br />
professional development opportunities, the<br />
General Faculty Fund contributes directly to<br />
the school’s ongoing efforts to enhance the<br />
caliber of its educators, thus enriching the<br />
educational experience for all students.<br />
Ryan P. Walsh Endowed Chair<br />
The Ryan Walsh Endowed Chair marks<br />
ASA’s inaugural endowed chair, dedicated<br />
to honoring Mr. Ryan P. Walsh. This multiyear<br />
award provides funding for a salary<br />
stipend, empowering the chair holder with<br />
opportunities for professional development<br />
and travel throughout their tenure.<br />
Publix Super Market Charities Faculty Fund<br />
Established in 2011, Publix Super Markets<br />
Charities, Inc. was proud to establish this fund<br />
for outstanding members of the All Saints<br />
Academy faculty across all divisions. Recipients<br />
of the Faculty Prize are celebrated for their<br />
exceptional contributions to teaching and<br />
learning reaffirming Publix Super Markets<br />
Charities, Inc.’s commitment to recognizing and<br />
supporting excellence in education at All Saints<br />
Academy.<br />
Karen Kirkner Spirit of the Heart Fund<br />
Established as a part of the Boundless<br />
Campaign in 2015, this fund was generously<br />
given by the Weber Family in recognition of<br />
Mrs. Karen Kirkner’s dedicated service to All<br />
Saints Academy. The Fund celebrates her<br />
enduring commitment to our community. The<br />
fund awards a faculty member who embodies<br />
the values cherished by the donor. The<br />
recipient is selected for dedication to nurturing<br />
student potential, embrace of innovative<br />
teaching methods, and passion for fostering a<br />
love of learning.<br />
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Henry Family Fund for Innovative<br />
Teaching with Technology<br />
Established as a part of the Boundless<br />
Campaign in 2015 by Cindy and Charles<br />
Henry, this fund represents their<br />
profound commitment to advancing<br />
classroom instruction at All Saints<br />
Academy. This annual award recognizes<br />
and supports faculty members who<br />
demonstrate exceptional creativity in<br />
leveraging technology to enrich their<br />
teaching methods, thereby fostering<br />
dynamic learning experiences for<br />
students.<br />
The Peterson & Myers, P.A. and Paul<br />
Family Fund for Critical Writing<br />
Established through the Boundless<br />
Campaign in 2015, this fund stands<br />
as a testament to the unwavering<br />
commitment of Peterson & Myers, P.A.<br />
and the Paul Family, including Elizabeth<br />
and Blake Paul, to fostering excellence<br />
in the written arts at All Saints Academy.<br />
With additional support from an<br />
anonymous donor, this fund enriches<br />
the school’s resources and celebrates<br />
outstanding achievements in critical<br />
writing among both faculty and students.<br />
Faculty Fund for Visual and Performing<br />
Arts<br />
Established during the Boundless<br />
Campaign in 2015, this fund will be used<br />
to bring special guest performers and/<br />
or instructors to campus to offer master<br />
classes or guest lecture opportunities for<br />
ASA students and faculty.<br />
Patel Family Fund for Innovative<br />
Learning<br />
Established during the Boundless<br />
Campaign in 2015 by Dr. and Mrs. Pranay<br />
Patel )parents of Devin ‘14 and Dillan<br />
‘16) this fund celebrates excellence<br />
and innovation in studio work. This<br />
fund annually recognizes outstanding<br />
achievements by one faculty member<br />
and two students who exhibit exemplary<br />
skills in innovation, creative problemsolving,<br />
collaboration, communication,<br />
and presentation. The Patel Family’s<br />
commitment to recognizing and<br />
celebrating innovation underscores<br />
their dedication to fostering a culture<br />
of creativity and excellence at ASA.<br />
Their generosity empowers both faculty<br />
and students to continue pushing the<br />
boundaries of innovation and making<br />
meaningful contributions to the learning<br />
community.<br />
Acosta Family and Ali Dugger Fund for<br />
Excellence<br />
This fund is a heartfelt tribute to Mrs.<br />
Ali Dugger’s enduring influence, made<br />
possible by the generosity of the Acosta<br />
Family. This annual award celebrates<br />
the exceptional dedication of a faculty<br />
member at ASA who embodies Mrs.<br />
Dugger’s legacy of guidance, wisdom,<br />
leadership, and deep love for her<br />
students.<br />
CAMPUS PRESERVATION<br />
Our Campus Preservation Funds are<br />
crucial to maintaining and enhancing the<br />
beauty, safety, and functionality of our<br />
school environment.<br />
General Campus Preservation Fund<br />
This fund supports the care and<br />
maintenance of our beautiful school,<br />
making important updates and upgrades<br />
to the look, feel and security of our<br />
campus.<br />
Pou Chapel Maintenance Fund<br />
This fund supports general preservation<br />
initiatives and the operations of Pou<br />
Chapel.<br />
All Saints Academy General Fund<br />
This fund plays a vital role in supporting<br />
our mission by providing resources for<br />
essential campus improvements.<br />
The commitment of our entire community, past and present,<br />
to the financial strength of the School makes extraordinary<br />
teaching and learning possible here every day.<br />
cash gifts<br />
• By credit card, please visit www.<br />
allsaintsacademy.com to make a gift<br />
online using our secure giving form.<br />
• Call or email the Development<br />
Office at (863) 293.5980 ext. 2292 or<br />
development@allsaintsacademy.com<br />
• By check, please mail your gift to:<br />
All Saints Academy<br />
Development Office<br />
5001 State Road 540 West<br />
Winter Haven, FL 33880<br />
planned gifts<br />
You can make a lasting contribution to<br />
future generations by designating ASA<br />
as a beneficiary of your estate through a<br />
bequest, charitable trust, retirement plan,<br />
or insurance policy. Donors interested in<br />
making a planned gift or bequest should<br />
seek the advice of their own financial<br />
advisor before creating or revising an<br />
estate plan.<br />
matching gifts<br />
Corporate matching gifts are a great<br />
way for ASA alumni, parents and friends<br />
to maximize personal contributions and<br />
increase the impact of their donation.<br />
If your employer has a matching gift<br />
program, be sure to send your company’s<br />
matching gift form with your ASA<br />
contribution. We will return the form to<br />
your company, which will issue a matching<br />
gift contribution directly to ASA. An<br />
ASA donor receives full credit for both<br />
the original gift and the amount of the<br />
matching gift.<br />
stock gifts<br />
Many donors may realize substantial<br />
tax advantages by transferring gifts of<br />
appreciated stock to the School. Gifts of<br />
securities are valued at the median price<br />
on the date of transfer to ASA.<br />
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We are grateful for the generous support of each and<br />
every ASA donor. If you have questions about making a<br />
gift of any kind to ASA, please contact the Development<br />
Office at (863) 293.5980 ext. 2292 or development@<br />
allsaintsacademy.com<br />
Preserving our School’s tradition of excellence begins<br />
with you. Your thoughtful planning today will impact<br />
future generations of students and faculty.<br />
To learn more about including ASA in your estate plans or to discuss existing<br />
plans, please contact the Development Office at 863.293.5980 ext.2292.<br />
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allsaintsacademy.com<br />
info@allsaintsacademy.com<br />
5001 State Road 540 West<br />
Winter Haven, FL 33880<br />
863.293.5980<br />
Parents of Alumni: If this annual report is addressed to a son or daughter that no longer maintains a permanent<br />
address at your home, please email us an updated address: development@allsaintsacademy.com Thank you!
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